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>but at least an open source version does exist. So what? If the goal is to promote the users' freedom, what use is it to develop software they do not use?
by scythe 15y ago
>but at least an open source version does exist.
So what? If the goal is to promote the users' freedom, what use is it to develop software they do not use?
- freyrs3 15y agoChromium is used quite frequently on the Linux side of things. Distros like Arch Linux and Debian distribute only Chromium in their main repos.